Paste up to 100 IPv4 addresses, one per line, and geolocate them all at once
This geolocates many IPv4 addresses in a single batch, returning each one's approximate country, region, city, ISP, organization, and coordinates. Because the underlying service rejects an entire batch if even one entry isn't a valid IPv4 address, this tool checks every line in your browser first — invalid lines are shown to you and simply left out of the request, so one typo never blocks the rest of your list.
How to use:
Tips: IP geolocation is approximate — it reflects where an IP is registered/allocated, which is usually close to the actual location but not always exact, especially for mobile networks or corporate VPNs.
Only well-formed IPv4 addresses (like 203.0.113.5) are sent — lines that are blank, malformed, or IPv6 are flagged and excluded, since the backend rejects the entire batch if even one entry is invalid.
Some IPs — private/reserved ranges, or ones the geolocation service simply has no data for — return a failed lookup even though the address itself was validly formatted.
Up to 100 per batch, matching the backend's limit — for more, run multiple batches.
It's based on IP allocation/registration records, which is usually accurate to city or region level but can be off for mobile carriers, VPNs, or IPs that moved hands since the database was last updated.